Belleville High School - Rocket Yearbook (Belleville, AR)

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Prophecy of the Senior Class of 48 Continued With that diamond flashing on the 3rd finger of the left hand we can see Pauline Spivey busy sweeping dusting and sewing on collar buttons We see Lela Knight a very attractive blonde in a New York office doing the work of a very efficient secretary We see B111 Madden in the place of Lester Gooch drawing the comic strip of Fearless Fosdick for the New York Herald and all daily papers Delvis Taylor will be a civil engineer He will build railroads over the earth and moon lay out airlines between the planets while he plays basket ball with the stars Doyle Bryant and his band have finally reached Broadway and guess who the star vocalist is She is no other than the great soprano Ocie Lee Rutledge ln the future years we see Anna Sue Caldwell a graduate nurse in a large hospital 1n Brooklyn Who knows she may be head of the hospital some day all the latest styles in women s wear we:wok:wo:xxx:xxvxskxarvwxavxarskvar-rwrxvx SENIOR CLASS WILL We the class of 48 of the Belleville High School County of Yell State of Arkansas United States of America having come through our four years in this dear old school having greedily and very willingly devoured all the fruits of knowledge witlun our reach in leaving do hereby bequest and bequeath the following To Mr Rhoads we leave all the gum we failed to chew and our love for sitting together To Mrs Apple we leave our excuses for being late to class and our hatred for homework To Mr Hall we leave a lesson on How not to Blush which we hope he will study regularly To Mrs Dyer the girls leave their recipe for making muffins with water and fudge when she 15 absent The boys leave her the bread remaining in the lunchroom To Mr Ryan we leave him all the love and respect that is due him and the thanks that he deserves for helping us through these last two years of hard work. To the Junior Class we leave our books, seats and senior dignity. To them we leave our ability of long arguments during class meetings. To the Sophomores we leave our favorite typewriters and ability of doing and thinking later. To the Freshmen we leave our great ability to skip classes. We leave with them the task of making good grades in business math. a 6 u D We see Nancy Apple in the days to come as one of the greatest designers of . . . . ,